The effects of climate change are becoming increasingly apparent and are having an impact on communities all over the world. The threat of a changing climate looms over all aspects of society, from global economic stability to food security.  To mitigate the damage caused by climate change, it is necessary to understand the components of the natural world around us and how they interact with each other. We, as individuals and communities, must come together to identify strategies and solutions that can reduce our carbon footprint, while adapting to a changing environment. 

In recent years, the impact of climate change has become increasingly evident.  From rising sea levels, to extended droughts, to extreme weather events, the effects of climate change have been felt around the world. Yet despite this looming threat, the discussion around climate change mitigation has been slow to evolve. With the current global situation, the need for action is more urgent than ever. 

It is no secret that humans are drastically affecting the climate. We have witnessed a dramatic shift in weather patterns, a rise in global temperatures and an increase in natural disasters in recent years. The effects of these changes are being felt everywhere, from small island nations to coastal cities and European countries. In order to address this looming threat, nations and individuals must work together to implement effective mitigation strategies. 

Climate change is a complex phenomenon that has direct implications on our lives as well as on the lives of other species. We are now in a new era where climate change is becoming increasingly visible and its effects are more severe. The rapid pace at which the planet is warming has made it a priority for society to take drastic actions in order to mitigate the effects of climate change. In this context, it is important to understand how our actions have a direct impact on the environment and what can be done in order to reduce the harmful effects of climate change. 

The climate changes that are occurring in the environment are rapidly becoming a global issue and can no longer be ignored. In order to effectively tackle this problem, individuals, businesses, and governments need to take proactive steps to reduce their carbon emissions and protect the planet. Each of us can make a difference by making simple changes to our daily lives; from switching to renewable energy sources, to reducing our reliance on single-use plastics. We must also think about how our actions may influence others and strive for a sustainable future for all.

By Avinash Mall, Volunteer Research & Development Wing